Having the option to put orders on hold gives you more control over how you handle them. Orders can be held and processed when they're ready, regardless of the reason—verification, stock replenishment, etc.
Use inventory buffer settings that let you have a reserve supply on hand to avoid overselling. Set buffer limits to ensure that you always have enough inventory available.
Control your orders, inventory, and fulfillment in several different places. By sending orders to the closest fulfillment center, location-based inventory and shipping management allow you to service clients worldwide more effectively.
Keep your inventory synchronized across all channels in real time. Track stock levels, manage product variations, and receive automatic updates when stock runs low, ensuring that you never run out of popular items.
Use an all-inclusive order management system to centralize the processing of your orders. With full insight into every order's progress from purchase to delivery, you can see, modify, and handle orders from several channels in one location.
Use real-time tracking for all of your clients' orders to keep them updated. Give precise information on the progress of orders, shipping, and delivery schedules.
Multichannel integration refers to connecting different sales channels to 3PL and ERP through a plug-in software.
Multichannel refers to selling on multiple sales channels to reach a wider consumer base, whereas omnichannel selling serves only one channel.
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MapMyChannel supports the integration of Sales Channels like Amazon, Walmart, Temu, Shopify, TikTok Shop, BigCommerce, etc., with 3PL and ERPs.
Data and Analytics reports prepared by MapMyChannels allow you to track the performance on different sales channels.
Definitely, sellers can create virtual bundles and generate a higher Average Order Value (AOV) from the same.